Nixon Brown Together Broadcast Televised Campaign Appearance
Governor Edmund G Brown and challenger Richard M Nixon jointly appeared at the Fairmont Hotel. The event will be rebroadcast today and tomorrow on four TV stations with specific channel times and radio coverage on KNBC and KCBS.
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Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Fairmont Hotel
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KTVU
Channel 2
KEON
Channel 4
KNBC
KCBS
Bus and Truck Crash Near Sacramento Injures 33
A bus returning from a Reno gambling trip rear ended a truck trailer near Sacramento. Thirty three people were injured, with the driver and one passenger hospitalized in serious condition. The remaining 29 passengers were treated and released from a Sacramento hospital.
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Reno
Sacramento
Oxford streets erupt as troops clash with rioters
In Oxford Mississippi clashes erupt near the town square over segregation at the University of Mississippi. Armored Cavalry troops arrive with bayonets and rifles, firing into the air to disperse a mob that throws rocks and bottles. tear gas and MPs eventually restore some order with a first aid station set up near the Confederate memorial.
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Meredith Enrolls at Ole Miss as Riot Roils Oxford
Negro James Meredith registered at the University of Mississippi while a major riot left two dead and at least 75 injured. Federal troops and deputy marshals guarded the campus as chaos spread through Oxford, with military jeeps patrolling deserted streets and businesses shuttered.
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University of Mississippi
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Meredith
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Death in San Quentin gas chamber shocks inmates
SAN QUENTIN Calif Al Melvin Darling a 6 foot 7 inmate died in the prison gas chamber after the lethal gas began at 10 03 am and he was dead at 10 10 as dozens of rioters mostly young boys were rounded up near the federal courthouse on the square.
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Post Darling
Alex T. Malcom
Senator Goldwater Critics Kennedy Ad Bus Boy Trust
Sen Barry Goldwater says President Kennedy has done little to ease US business fears about the administration being anti business. He argues government policy lacks reassurance for industry and investment. His column appears on the current editorial page.
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Kennedy
Registrar Office Quietly Registers Negro Student
The registrar Robert B. Ellis welcomed a Black student with a stack of forms at the campus registration. Meredith noted the tense mood as the scene unfolded, while President Kennedy briefly slept after a late night.
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Robert B. Ellis
Prayer and praise for God’s omnipotence and guiding truth
A devotional prayer extols God's supreme attributes omnipotence omniscience and unchangeable nature. It acknowledges the divine as benevolent judge and loving Father and praises millions who march toward peace, urging faithful service and obedience.
Burbank School Damaged by Vandals
A vandalism incident at Burbank Elementary School on 243 B Street in Hayward caused over a thousand dollars in damage. The attack reportedly destroyed library work and scattered supplies. A six year old pupil was found shaken but unharmed near Tuckson Street by the laywirth. Police are investigating possible suspects, including Bayard pokes seen in the area.
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Tuckson
van Maton Reichen
DeKaplany Murder Case Stones Bride’s Untimely Death
Mrs DeKaplany dies after a brutal attack by her husband Dr de Kaplany weeks after their wedding. Prosecutors say she was maimed with a butcher knife in their San Francisco apartment on August 28. The husband reported the crime and requested a preliminary murder indictment be prepared. The case prompted a special jury session and ongoing police investigation.
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Hina
Hice
de Kaplany
Hushion
Jostiaque
Walker Arrested for Rebelion Across Oxford Roadblock
Washington police and federal officials announce the arrest of former Army Maj. Gen. Edwitt Walker on charges of rebellion insurrection and seditious conspiracy. He was taken at a military roadblock near Oxford after a tip, with penalties up to 10 years in prison. Walker previously left Dallas on the weekend amid the Mississippi crisis and had sought the Texas governorship.
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U.S. Department of Justice
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UPI
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Supreme Court
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Cold Steel
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Rosenthal
Oxford
Dallas
Solon Charges Incompetency Over Weekend Vandalism
A Washington cap story reports school offices damaged and vandalized over the weekend. The principal and local officials urge action as a university plot unfolds. Several juvenile suspects are involved, with investigations led by a state judiciary committee and law enforcement.
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Anarshals
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